Chuck,
I think you may be confusing your MX records for google with the SMTP
server. You are able to connect because the MX server does listen on
port 25 and will respond but will not allow you to relay email through
it.
Your settings in CF Administrator need to be:
server: smtp.gmail.com
user
Speeves - Good catch, my bad, I'm using smtp.gmail.com not smtp.google.com.
Thanks,
Chuck
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If your smtp config (from the other thread) is right, then you are
using the wrong smtp server. Change it to smtp.gmail.com.
Speeves
On 9/20/08, Dan O'Keefe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Chuck,
>
> I don't think your SMTP server is correct and not sure if you should
> list all of the other's as b
To add a little more of the configuration in CF Admin.
Mail Server: smtp.google.com
Username: User Email Account ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Password: * (Whatever the password is.)
Server Port: 587
Backup Mail Servers: Left Blank
Enable SSL socke
Hey, thanks for all the suggestions. I got it working kind of like Dan
suggested.
I created another account in Google and setup CF Admin to smtp.google.com
and used the account information I created to send the mail through.
It might not be the correct way, but it works and that is all I need fo
Chuck,
I don't think your SMTP server is correct and not sure if you should
list all of the other's as backups.
As Kym mentioned, since you know the DNS entries for a google mail
account, I am assuming you have one and have the domain configured to
work with google. Also, can you send and receive
Chuck Weidler wrote:
> I've hardcoded the "To" email address in the to an address that I
> know is good. Still no good.
Try dropping a local mail server on your server and use that to send the
mail to Google, or anywhere else for that matter. We use iMS Lite
(coolfusion.com) on each machine t
I've hardcoded the "To" email address in the to an address that I know
is good. Still no good.
Thanks for the reply.
> Chuck Weidler wrote:
> > I have a simple mail application that keeps giving me a log entry of
> "Moved undelivered mail: Mail33655.cfmail to
> C:\ColdFusion8/Mail/Undelivr d
Chuck Weidler wrote:
> I have a simple mail application that keeps giving me a log entry of "Moved
> undelivered mail: Mail33655.cfmail to C:\ColdFusion8/Mail/Undelivr directory"
> in the mailsend.log and "Invalid Addresses" in the mail.log.
>
> When I "Verify mail server connection" it gives me
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